Tables of Contents

Special Issue on Epigraphic Evidence on Patronage and Social Contexts of Buddhist Monasteries in Medieval South and Southeast Asia

• Preface: Buddhist Legal Documentation: Vihāras and Inscriptions on Stone and Metal
  Rebecca Redwood French
• Introduction by the Guest Editors
  Annette Schmiedchen, Arlo Griffiths and Ryosuke Furui
• Kings as Patrons of Monasteries and Stūpas in Early Āndhra: Sada Rulers, the Rājagiriya Fraternity, and the “Great Shrine” at Amaravati
  Vincent Tournier
• Monastic Complexes for Monks and Nuns: The Social Fabric of Buddhist Monasteries under the Maitrakas in Gujarat
  Annette Schmiedchen
• Buddhist Vihāras in Early Medieval Bengal: Organizational Development and Historical Context
  Ryosuke Furui
• The Terms kuṭi and vihāra in Old Javanese Epigraphy and the Modes of Buddhist Monasticism in Early Java
  Arlo Griffiths
• Vihāras in Ancient Cambodia as Evidenced in Inscriptions
  Kunthea Chhom
• Études du Corpus des inscriptions du Campā, XII: Buddhist vihāras in Campā, from the 7th to the 14th centuries
  Arlo Griffiths, Salomé Pichon and William A. Southworth
• Burmese Inscriptions as Buddhist Legal Texts
  D. Christian Lammerts

• Comparative Law and Buddhist Legal Systems: Editor’s Introduction
  Rebecca Redwood French
• The Making of an “Inside Enemy”: A Study of the Sky-Blue Sect in Myanmar
  Hiroko Kawanami
• Lies, Laymen and False Accusations: the pātranikubjana procedure in the Mūlasarvāstivāda vinaya
  Jens W. Borgland
• Brief Summary of the Development of Buddhist Monastic Law Codes and Institutions
  Petra Kieffer-Pülz
• Impermanent Expulsion: Monastic Discipline in Nineteenth-Century China
  Gilbert Z. Chen

• The Role of Pilgrimages, Travelogues and Scholarly Reports in Buddhist Law: Editor’s Introduction
  Rebecca Redwood French
• Talking Wittily with an Ill-Behaved Monk: On a Reference to the *Jetavanasūtra in the Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya
  Fumi Yao
• Judicial Ordeals in Premodern Thailand: Robert Lingat’s “Les ordalies au siam” (1949), An Annotated Translation and Commentary
  D. Christian Lammerts
• Abolishment, Ambiguity, and the Abyss: Buddhists’ Positions on the Death Sentence in Early Modern Tibet
  Berthe Jansen
• The Tibetan Governmental Transport and Postal System: Horse Services and Other Taxes from the 13th to the 20th Centuries
  Petra Maurer
• Regulations for Mongolian Monasteries Composed by the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Dalai Lamas in Support of Transnational Géluk Monasticism
  Vesna A. Wallace

• The Integrated Discipline of Buddhism and Law: Editor’s Introduction
  Rebecca Redwood French
• Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Scholars on Dharma, Law, Politics, and Social Ethics: Philosophical Discussions in Boudhanath (Nepal)
  Miguel Álvarez Ortega
• Thailand’s Lèse-Majesté Law: On Blasphemy in a Buddhist Kingdom
  Eugénie Mérieau
• Purifying the Pātimokkha: Pali Grammar and Buddhist Law in 17th-century Haṃsāvatī
  Aleix Ruiz-Falqués
• The First Saṅgha Law (Kot phrasong 1), issued by King Rāma I in CE 1782
  Prapod Assavavirulhakarn & Peter Skilling [Bhadra Rujirathat]
• Indian Buddhist Bathrooms: Politeness, Disgust and Monastic Law
  Christopher Handy

Special Volume on Monastic Governance in South and Southeast Asia

• Guest Editor’s Introduction: Buddhist Legal Pluralism? Looking Again at Monastic Governance in Modern South and Southeast Asia
  Ben Schonthal
• Monks and Ambiguities of Law in Myanmar
  Matthew Walton & Aung Tun
• Monastic Discipline and Communal Rules for Buddhist Nuns in Myanmar and Thailand
  Monica Lindberg Falk & Hiroko Kawanami
• Litigating Vinaya: Buddhist Law and Public Law in Contemporary Sri Lanka
  Ben Schonthal
• Political Disrobing in Thailand
  Thomas Borchert & Susan M. Darlington
• Imagined Laity and the Performance of Monasticism in Northern Thailand
  Michael R. Chladek
• Governing the Monastic Order in Laos: Pre-modern Buddhist Legal Traditions and Their Transformation under French Colonialism
  Gregory Kourilsky & Patrice Ladwig

• Is Buddhist Law “Sophisticated”?: Editor’s Introduction
  Rebecca Redwood French
• Undetermined Matters: On the Use of Lay Witnesses in Buddhist Monastic Procedural Law
  Jens W. Borgland
• The Interface of Mongolian Nomadic Culture, Law and Monastic Sexual Morality
  Vesna Wallace
• Of Texts and Drama: Delivering Justice in Bhutan
  Richard Whitecross
• Translocal Debates and Legal Hermeneutics: Early Pāli Vinaya Texts in the Adjudication of Sīmā Procedures, c. 1200–1900 CE
  Petra Kieffer-Pülz
• Withdrawal from the Monastic Community and Re-ordination of Former Monastics in the Dharmaguptaka Tradition
  Ann Heirman

• Editor’s Introduction
  Rebecca Redwood French
• Re-ordination of Former Buddhist Nuns in the Theravāda Tradition
  Petra Kieffer-Pülz
• Women’s Aspirations and Soteriological Agency in Sarvāstivāda and Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya Narratives
  Dhammadinnā Bhikkhunī
• Ideology and Law: The Three Seals Code on Crimes Related to Relics, Images, and Bodhi-trees
  Peter Skilling
• How King Rāmādhipati Handled His Boundary Case: Sīmā, Sāsana, and Buddhist Law
  Jason A. Carbine
• Negotiating Modalities of Succession: The Interplay between Different Legal Spheres in Eighteenth-Century Mongolia
  Dorothea Heuschert-Laage